Daniel Cavaco
Product Management Apprentice @Artlist
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WORK HISTORY
Product Management Apprentice @Artlist
Norwich, GB
Worked across discovery, delivery, and iteration on creative tools for professional creators. Partnered closely with design, engineering, QA, and growth teams to turn ambiguous problems into clear, user-focused product decisions.Contributed to user research, behavioural data analysis, and market insights to validate ideas and prioritise opportunities. Supported feature development end to end by writing PRDs, user stories, and acceptance criteria, shaping MVP scope, and helping align teams around clear goals.Maintained a strong focus on quality, usability, and technical feasibility, supporting reliable releases and post-launch learning through feedback and usage analysis.
EDUCATION
Norwich City College
UAL, Game and Interactive Media Design
Norwich University of the Arts
Bachelor’s Degree, Game art & Design
ABOUT DANIEL CAVACO
I’m a Product Manager working at the intersection of product delivery, QA, and technical collaboration.My background started in manual QA, which shaped how I approach product today: with clarity, structured thinking, and a strong focus on building things that actually work in the real world. I enjoy turning messy problems into clear requirements, aligning cross-functional teams, and helping engineers move from idea to shipped outcome without losing sight of user value.At Artlist, I’ve worked on live SaaS products used by thousands of creators, contributing to feature validation, prioritisation, discovery work, and delivery across engineering, design, data, and marketing. I’m comfortable working close to technical constraints, APIs, metadata, entitlements, and performance trade-offs, and I care about balancing speed with quality so releases feel intentional rather than rushed.My strengths sit in:• Translating user needs into structured, testable product work• Writing clear user stories and acceptance criteria• Data-informed prioritisation and delivery• Reducing ambiguity between product and engineering• De-risking releases through pragmatic decision-makingI’m particularly interested in products that solve real operational problems at scale, especially where thoughtful execution matters as much as strategy.Always open to conversations about product, delivery, and building things that genuinely help people.
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